Building record 4204 - Elm Tree, Beach Tree, Walnut and Oak Cottages

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 1138477 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

Terrace of four cottages. C19. Whitewashed brick with a plain tile roof. Two and three storeys. Entrance front: Early C19 cottage to the far right with a gabled end set with cambered headed 3-light ground and first floor casement windows. Further gable to left of centre with a three-light casement window to the first floor. Between these two gables are two gabled 2-light dormer windows. The left hand cottage is of three low floors with a two-light gabled dormer to the centre of the second floor placed immediately over the first floor window. To the ground floor of the terrace are 4 C19 doorways with gabled porches over supported on brackets. The ground floor windows are all of 3 or 4 casement lights with flat heads save for that at right; the exceptions being a canted oriel at left supported on a bracket of stepped brickwork and a single-light window to right of the front door of this cottage. The terrace is included for group value.

<2> Liverpool University Field Archaeology Unit, 2000, An Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment of the Proposed A500 Basford-Hough-Shavington Bypass, 52 (Client Report). SCH4362.